Amandus

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[Amandus @TurboRhoads]

What if... China is the one buying all the Bitcoin and one day will pull the rug? Hmm let’s see how this tweet ages. Trade safe

[0xNobler @CryptoNobler]

🚨 NEXT WEEK'S SCHEDULE IS INSANE FOR MARKETS

MONDAY → BOJ BONDS AUCTION
TUESDAY → U.S. JOBS OPENINGS
WEDNESDAY → FED CHAIR ANNOUNCEMENT
THURSDAY → FED BALANCE SHEET
FRIDAY → JAPAN DUMPS $620 BILLION IN ETFS

GET READY FOR THE MOST VOLATILE WEEK OF 2026!!

[Amandus @TurboRhoads]

Mental note

[Amandus @TurboRhoads]

@Jason Hows that crypto going lol

[Сarm1ne @carm1nee]

Thomas Peterffy saved $200,000 over 12 years - bought a seat on the stock exchange - and turned it into $4 billion after taxes

he just broke down exactly how he did it and revealed the one habit that separates his most successful traders from everyone else

"I was the only one who knew the right value for an option - so it wasn't very difficult for me to make money"

"the most common trait among the best traders is they always use limit orders - they very seldom take an offer or hit a bid"

bookmark & watch the full conversation ↓

[Amandus @TurboRhoads]

@DeFiMidas He means 16,000? Lol

[Data Driven Stocks @stockdatamarket]

Looks like they did cover most of the short $SPY puts. It was the major reason of today's sell-off.

Generally, the whole sell-off happened because someone had been heavily short puts and short VIX. For those who understand short covering, it is not always bullish.

If you want to be bearish, you buy puts. But if you want to be bullish, or more precisely, short the bears, you can sell puts. You make money if the market goes up or stays flat.

The problem is that if the market starts going down, those short puts move against you very quickly. At some point, you may be forced to buy them back.

And this is where the mechanics become bearish.

When you buy back the puts you previously sold, someone on the other side, usually a dealer, is selling those puts back to you. To hedge that exposure, the dealer often needs to sell futures or the underlying index. So your short covering in puts can create additional selling pressure in the market.

That is why buying back short puts is not the same as covering a short stock position.

Short stock covering is usually bullish: you buy shares back.

Short put covering can be bearish: you buy puts back, and the dealer hedge can push the market lower.

This is one of the reasons sell-offs can accelerate when a large short-vol or short-put position starts to unwind.

[Amandus @TurboRhoads]

@tspencer322 Lol lunar rover

[Amandus @TurboRhoads]

@midascabal What ya think of JFB $5

[Amandus @TurboRhoads]

Huh

[Nicolas Hulscher, MPH @NicHulscher]

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The tide is turning.

[JEFE TRADES 🔪 @JEFETRADES]

THIS IS GOING TO BE MASSIVE, JUNE 1st⚠️

$NVDA is set to release their NEW chip with $ARM. The levels COULD not be more clear setting up for a MAJOR move over the next few days. Names like $AMD are also poised for their move into ATH

THIS WILL SHOCK MARKETS👇

[Financelot @FinanceLancelot]

You've got to watch this full video on the SpaceX IPO 🤣

Is this the top?